Claim · model-written summary
A luteovirus closely related to beet western yellows luteovirus was identified in chickpea by ELISA and TBIA tests.
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t0“Identification of chickpea stunt viruses in Algeria”
e2“Field sampling also allowed identification, by ELISA and TBIA tests, of two other viruses: a luteovirus closely related to beet western yellows luteovirus, and faba bean necrotic yellows nanavirus”
Title
Identification of chickpea stunt viruses in Algeria
A. AIT YAHIA; M. AIT OUADA; K. HADJARAB; et al. EPPO Bulletin 1997. doi:10.1111/j.1365-2338.1997.tb00646.x
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- Observation Bean leaf roll luteovirus was identified in chickpea by transmission trials and ELISA.
- Observation Faba bean necrotic yellows nanavirus was identified in chickpea by ELISA and TBIA tests.
- Observation Ten aphid species were identified by trapping in affected chickpea fields.
- Observation Most of the aphid species found in chickpea fields were previously known vectors of the three viruses concerned.